IRA flagger targets Duchess of York outside Waldorf
A man with an IRA flag shouted murderers and charged at the Duchess of York near the Waldorf Astoria in Midtown Manhattan. Police said she was unharmed, with Michael Shanley in custody at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. charges were not disclosed. Meanwhile Tokyo authorities appraised Ginza land at $168,000 per square meter as land values surged 40.1 percent since 1987, driven by office and housing demand and market speculation.
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O'Donnell
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Japan
Colder Winter Weather Returns Tonight
Winter weather will gradually return as temperatures dip into the mid 20s tonight. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs in the mid 50s. See details on Page 5A.
Local Obituaries List Ten Names Across Several Communities
Death notices announce the passing of Harry L. Grimaud Augusta Louise P Hutto Salley Mrs Willie Mae McCarty Aiken Donald E Newsome Colonial Heights Va William C Rodgers New Ellenton Otis G Rumbley Augusta Virgie W Weathersbee Williston Reactive tributes note services pending and survivors unspecified.
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Augusta
Louise P. Hutto
Salley
Willie Mae McCarty
Aiken
Donald E. Newsome
Colonial Heights
William C. Rodgers
New Ellenton
Otis G. Rumbley
Virgie W. Weathersbee
Williston
Peeples withdraws from South Carolina Supreme Court race
Aiken County representative calls for public release of judicial standards commission findings as Judge Rodney Peeples withdraws from the Supreme Court race amid ethics and perjury allegations. Race shifts to Jean Toal as the remaining candidate with legislative voting due Wednesday.
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Rodney Peeples
State Supreme Court
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Judicial Standards Commission
Barnwell
Supreme Court
Gentry
Jean Toal
Richmond County
General Assembly
Associated Press
South Carolina
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D-Harry
Brannigan
Orangeburg
Thomas Bryant
Rej
Ann Taylor Named First Woman President Of North Augusta Chamber
Ann Taylor was installed as the first woman president of the Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce at a banquet in the North Augusta Community Center. Outgoing President Dan B. Lee reviewed a year of achievements including a Small Business Council, riverfront development leadership, and the July 4th festival. Dr. Bruce W. Karrh of Du Pont spoke on safety culture and noted Savannah River Plant will relocate in 1989 but safety remains a priority.
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North Augusta
Ann Taylor
Greater
North Augusta Minister Named Chamber's Citizen Of The Year
Rev John M Younginer Jr of Grace United Methodist Church was named 1987 Citizen of the Year by the Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce at its banquet. He is a veteran and pastor active in helping the needy thru the Thrift Shop and Christmas Store.
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John M. Younginer
Lal
North Augusta
John M. Younginer Jr
Greater North
Younginer
Youngsner
Gary Hart Faces New Campaign Finance Questions
The report questions Hart campaign finances and cites unreturned or uncleared contributions. Hart denies knowledge of possible illegal sums and reacts angrily to questions about infidelity. NBC and Los Angeles Times polls show Hart fading while Gephardt gains.
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Richard Gephardt
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